Indigenous Guardians protect their culture of cold in a heating world - CSMonitor.com
Climate change is melting their world, but Indigenous Canadian Guardians use ancient knowledge and modern technology to protect their culture of cold.
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Climate change is melting their world, but Indigenous Canadian Guardians use ancient knowledge and modern technology to protect their culture of cold.
Climate change is melting their world, but Indigenous Canadian Guardians use ancient knowledge and modern technology to protect their culture of cold.
A group of international scientists is headed to the Norwegian Arctic this week to do the first onsite walrus count as part of the Walrus from Space project. "What's really great about this project is that if we're going to conserve walrus, we have to know where they are," Brandon Laforest, lead
Sea ice in Canada's Hudson Bay has been unusually late to refreeze, raising fears over the impact on polar bears waiting for sea ice so they can break their fasts and hunt seals
Project will use satellite imagery to track walrus populations and habitats and guide their conservation